Filmography

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Full-length feature films

Citizen Kane. 1941
The Magnificent Ambersons. 1942
Journey Into Fear. 1943
The Stranger. 1946
The Lady From Shanghai. 1947
MacBeth. 1948
Black Magic. 1949
Othello. 1952
Mr. Arkadin. 1955
Touch of Evil. 1958
The Trial. 1962
Chimes At Midnight. 1965
The Deep. 1970

Documentaries

F For Fake. 1970
Filming Othello. 1978
Filming The Trial. 1981

television documentaries

Around The World With Orson Welles (7 episode series). 1955
Orson Welles and People. 1956
Portrait of Gina. 1958
Nella Terra di Don Chisciotte. 1964

Short features

The Hearts of Age. 1934
Too Much Johnson. 1938
The Miracle of St. Anne. 1950
The Fountain of Youth (TV). 1958
Treasure Island. 1965
Vienna. 1968
The Golden Honeymoon. 1970
London. 1971
The Spirit of Charles Lindbergh. 1984
Orson Welles’ Magic Show. (TV) 1985
Moby Dick. 2000

Actor

Full-length feature films
Swiss Family Robinson (voice). 1940
Citizen Kane. 1941
The Magnificent Ambersons. 1942
Journey Into Fear. 1943
Jayne Eyre. 1943
Tomorrow is Forever. 1946
The Stranger. 1946
Duel In the Sun. (voice). 1946
The Lady From Shanghai. 1947
MacBeth. 1948
Black Magic. 1949
The Third Man. 1949
Prince of Foxes. 1949
The Black Rose. 1950
Othello. 1952
Trent’s Last Case. 1952
L’uomo, la bestia e la virtu. 1953
King Lear (TV). 1953
Royal Affairs in Versailles. 1954
Trouble in the Glen. 1954
Moby Dick Rehearsed (TV). 1954
Three Cases of Murder. 1955
Napoleon. 1955
Mr. Arkadin. 1955
Moby Dick. 1956
Man in the Shadow. 1957
The Long, Hot summer. 1958
Touch of Evil. 1958
The Vikings (voice). 1958
South Seas Adventure (voice). 1958
The Roots of Heaven. 1958
Compulsion. 1959
Ferry To Hong Kong. 1959
David and Goliath. 1960
Crack in the Mirror. 1960
The Battle of Austerlitz. 1960
Lafayette. 1961
I tartari. 1961
King of Kings. 1961
The Trial. 1962
Ro.Go.Pa.G 1963
The V.I.P.s 1963
The Finest Hours (voice) 1964
Marco the Magnificent 1965
Chimes at Midnight 1965
Is Paris Burning? 1966
A Man For All Seasons 1966
Casino Royale 1967
The Sailor from Gibraltar 1967
I’ll Never Forget What’s’isname 1967
The Immortal Story (TV) 1968
Oedipus the King 1968
House of Cards 1968
The Last Roman 1968
The Merchant of Venice (TV) 1969
Tepepa 1969
Kamp um Rom II- Der Verrat 1969
The Southern Star 1969
The Battle of Neretva 1969
12+1 1969
Upon This Rock (TV) 1970
The Deep 1970
The Kremlin Letter 1970
Start the Revolution Without Me 1970
Catch-22 1970
Waterloo 1970
The Legend of Doom House 1971
A Safe Place 1971
Ten Days Wonder 1971
Get To Know Your Rabbit 1972
Necromancy 1972
Treasure Island 1972
Ten Little Indians (voice) 1974
Voyage of the Damned 1976
Some Call It Greed 1977
Hot Tomorrows 1977
It Happened One Christmas (TV) 1977
The Biggest Battle (voice) 1978
A Woman Called Moses (voice) (TV) 1978
The New Media Bible: Book of Genesis 1979
The Muppet Movie 1979
The Double McGuffin (voice) 1979
Tajna Nikole Tesle 1980
The Man Who Saw Tomorrow 1981
History of the World: Part I 1981
Butterfly 1982
Slapstick (voice) 1982
Hot Money 1983
The Enchanted Journey (voice) 1984
Where Is Parsifal? 1984
The Transformers: The Movie (voice) 1986
Someone To Love 1987

Short films

The Hearts of Age 1934
Too Much Johnson 1938
Return to Glennascaul 1953
High Journey (voice) 1959
Wagner and Venice 1982

Television Series

Omnibus 1953
Ford Star Jubilee 1956
The Name of the Game 1970
Rod Serling’s Night Gallery 1971
Great Mysteries 1973
Shogun (miniseries) 1980
Tales of the Klondike 1981

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